indebtedness

"It is a pity we do not consider our indebtedness to our neighbors all over the world oftener," commented Mr. Tolman.

The indebtedness to the earlier revenge plays extends to details of the stage presentation.

She remembered Ellis's acknowledgment of indebtedness, the suggestion of partnership, and the compliment pleased her.

And our little friend here––can she still remain an alien, now that she has some knowledge of her indebtedness to the Church?

In the seventh Book of his confessions he has acknowledged his indebtedness to the reading of Neoplatonic writings.

I paid to the estate of Forshay every cent of indebtedness he owed the firm—fifty-two odd thousand dollars.

The stories of extravagance and indebtedness were absolutely without foundation.

Paul was singularly independent, and in his writings he directly disclaims all indebtedness to the elder Apostles.

The Company had been in financial difficulties for some years and by 1624 the treasury was empty and the indebtedness heavy.

He accepted memorandums of indebtedness, which somehow seemed a very easy way of paying debts.